The music suddenly stopped in the perfumed air of the department store.

He hid himself away in the perfumed night of her long hair.

The night outside was like a dark, heavy, perfumed flower.

The dark hair that brushed his face was soft and perfumed.

You could almost smell it like perfumed sheets in the dark.

Only the flowers clung to life in the perfumed air.

There was even the same smell of perfumed soap on his large hands.

It is a style that sometimes can be too perfumed for some people's tastes.

Then, weeping, she let out her hair and wiped the perfumed feet.

Alex forced himself to drink a little of the perfumed tea.

From the perfumed darkness inside a face stared out at Blade.

A cool, soft, perfumed hand closed it gently and he had not tried again.

"Do you miss your nice perfumed bath at the castle?"

The plant has small, strongly perfumed flowers that appear in late spring.

They could watch the perfumed water sluice down her golden body.

An expensive, perfumed breeze brushed my face as she passed.

She had never been a fan of perfumed men.

Who, martyred by war, went straight to a perfumed garden?

And he had forgotten, brought some perfumed trollop up from town.

He felt the perfumed warmth of her exhalation against his face.

Trees gave way to bushes, many of them hung with the perfumed flowers.

He glimpsed a figure moving in the shadows; this was the perfumed one.

Only his quill-like face emerged above the perfumed surface of the water.

"One for this pretty perfumed little hole in front."

She drew him gently onto the bed, into her perfumed precincts.

But he never told him how to make the perfume.

But she had not used perfume or made up her face for a long time.

Or perhaps that was just the name of the perfume.

It said Perfume to make a person say yes to anything.

He gave me the perfume, and said that was only half of the present.

It's like the music is making the perfume, she thought.

"Do you think it might have been the perfume his wife used?"

It's like being a movie star with my very own perfume!

The moving door pushed some of her perfume toward him.

She took a deep breath and began to perfume her body.

The flowers are going to perfume what has gone before.

He could smell her perfume all the way across the room.

Since 2003, he has been the producer for girl group Perfume.

They'll take me down before I so much as smell her perfume.

He seems to have no interest at all in perfumes.

"And the perfume you find will be just as wonderful."

She was wearing her black and it had the perfume of the time before.

I put the blame on summer, her perfume, and four years without a woman.

Giving the gift of perfume is never a bad idea.

The wind would carry away the perfume of his words.

"What did you make of that perfume she was wearing?"

His voice had never held the scent of perfume before.

One young Polish woman said she comes her to buy perfume.

But she also had put on a perfume, something like apples.

The smoky perfume might have been created with her in mind.

"Can you not smell it, perfuming the air like a rose?"

With the way we were perfuming the air, she should have talked more openly to us, too."

The oil, instead of delicately perfuming the dish, overwhelmed it.

It just sits there, perfuming the air with an acrid smell.

The heated bread even perfumes your kitchen with the scents of India.

In all cases, the alcohol deeply perfumes the flesh.

Follow the basic suggestions for perfuming rooms as outlined on page 105.

We went back to work, the smell of gunpowder perfuming the air as I concentrated on the process.

Fields of white and gold daisies stretch endlessly, perfuming the air.

Instead, the incense burners seemed to be perfuming the air with something like vanilla.

THE fire sparkled in its place last week, perfuming the room with heat.

Why not, also, other trees with immense, splendid flowers, perfuming whole regions?

The flowers dipped slightly to the left, perfuming the table over the smell of their dessert.

Summer was close upon us, its scent of honeysuckle and violets perfuming the land.

A sense of poisoned high spirits perfumes the air like a noxious laughing gas.

And is that the scent of brimstone that perfumes the room?

Both plays have the scent of hope that perfumes the prospect of a substantial new play.

"It's perfuming everything we put in it, sir."

Most of her purdah days were spent in these beauty treatments, perfuming and powdering.

The principal attraction to gardeners is the lemon smell which perfumes both the leaves and flowers of the tree.

For a young woman to dream of perfuming her bath, foretells ecstatic happenings.

The hours spent grooming and perfuming it!

Perfuming his way with a censer held before him, the priest had come down the path to the grove, chanting the service for the dead.

The salve on my injuries was melting in the water, perfuming the air with its aromatic scent.

A delicate fragrance rose from the flowerbeds, perfuming the air breathed by the people in the vicinity.